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Global IP Solutions, the leading provider of IP multimedia processing solutions, announced today that Argela Technologies, a subsidiary of Türk Telekom, Turkey’s leading telecom provider, has integrated GIPS VoiceEngine™ Mobile to ensure excellent call quality on its TT WiRO calling service. TT WiRO allows customers to avoid international roaming costs. The TT WiRO mobile soft-client [...]

CTI Group, a global leader in the provision of hosted or premise-based call management and VoIP call recording solutions, will be demonstrating its latest unified communications technologies, including Proteus and the Cisco IVT certified SmartRecord, at UC Expo (10-11 March 2010, Olympia, London). Visitors to Stand 700 will be able to view live demonstrations of CTI [...]

ASC Telecom UK Ltd has added EVOip 10.0 and INSPIRATIONpro 10.0 to its portfolio and will demo the new products at UC Expo in London this week. EVOip 10.0, ASC’s new VoIP recording solution, records, stores, plays back and archives telephone calls from the network. It adheres to the strictest security requirements, including the payment [...]

eUKhost Ltd, a provider of Shared, Reseller Hosting, Virtual Private Servers and Dedicated Servers, today announced that it has extended its services portfolio by introducing Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services. The company states that the service is designed specifically for VoIP service providers and businesses using VoIP services. The company avers that it will [...]

Open, scalable, accessible and feature-laden IP PBX empowers resellers and their customers with release of version 3.2 of VoIPCortex platform ipcortex, developer of the VoIPCortex IP PBX has significantly enhanced its product offering with the launch of version 3.2 of the VoIPCortex platform. As well as offering a comprehensive list of improvements under the hood, the [...]

Synergy Research Group announces the publication of Q4 2009 and YE 2009 EMEA and Western Europe telephony market shares. Year over year, the Enterprise Voice market fell over 23 percent in Western Europe. However, the second half of 2009 showed solid improvement and the growth in Q4 2009 was more robust than any quarter since [...]

Last week, representatives from xG® Technology presented well-received suggestions to the Federal Communications Commission and the U.S. House Subcommittee on Communications, Technology and the Internet on improving spectrum usage. Both the FCC and Congress have expressed concern lately about spectrum availability. The xMax® mobile VoIP network developed by xG has the ability to [...]

UK VoIP provider Cloud Net today announced the appointment of Tom McKinney who will work within Cloud Net to develop the company’s sales initiative – Cloud Net Direct - which is concentrating on the development of a targeted sales force whilst playing a strategic role in the overall brand development and marketing. He is focused [...]

Timico is delighted to announce its attendance at the Convergence Summit North Hosted Telephony Shoot Out at Manchester Central Convention Complex on 17 March, underlining Timico’s confidence in the business strength hosted VoIP solution it delivers to customers. This will be the second consecutive year Timico will be taking part in the shoot-out, which will involve [...]

ShoreTelÒ, Inc. today announced it has signed a reseller agreement with BSTechnologies, an Abu Dhabi-based company that develops innovative solutions in the mobile and telematics sector using cutting-edge mobile and nanotechnologies. Under the agreement, BSTechnologies will offer the ShoreTel UC system and ShoreTel Contact Centre solutions with a special focus on the hospitality, enterprise, government [...]

When you look at how low mobile broadband pricing is getting in the UK with a 2 year agreement, you have to just scratch your heads in the USA and wonder why we are being asked to pay so much, especially when the coverage for 3G is so sparse. It seems the USA based mobile operators bought the spectrum but never really built it out, preferring to make as much as they could on older and slower technology. Now with the pressure on from Clearwire and Sprint, everyone is pushing to get the speeds up, and the networks built out....

Prepaid data for the same price as a contract? Well, that's nothing to sneeze at. As a matter of fact, the no contract rate with Virgin Mobile now available in the USA mirrors what I see when I travel internationally. The arrival of real true pre-paid data in the USA.

Today, I deleted my foursquare.com account. I did it for one reason, and one reason only. I don't like "playing games." Oh, I don't mean the idea of being a Mayor, or getting badges. Those things I did as a boy. "Playing." But Andy grew up a long time a go. A very long time ago, and candidly, as much as I like to know what my friends and colleagues are up to, these days everyone you know isn't really your friend. They just know of you. When it comes to my "friends" I know what they are up to....

Will you get a load of which Silicon Valley giant is behind the AT&T Microcell...It's Cisco.

Word is slowly leaking out that CableVision will play the mobile voice and data game where their footprint stops extending. This is an interesting play, and my guess is the carrier will be T-Mobile or Sprint as they are the least likely to be viewed as competition, and Spint brings with them Clearwire in some ways, and that brings with it some cable partners like Comcast. Here's why I am betting on T-Mobile and not AT&T in the GSM world or Sprint winning over Verizon in the CDMA world: 1) T-Mobile has no interest in cable TV in the USA,...

Bill Miller, one of the few people from Digium who could ever tell me what they were up to (the other is John Todd) is leaving. I wish him well wherever he is headed. He's one of the folks who can take geekspeak and make it understandable.

Before there was the iPod there were MP3 players. Before there was the iPhone there have been mobile phones. And before the iPad comes along people will say there was the Kindle and other eBook readers. And, just like the former, the latter will be thought of nicely, but not embraced the way the iPad will be by the industry that has the most to gain, but will first look at it and say "we have the most to lose." That industry is the traditional publishing world of books, magazines and newspapers. And that group will make all kinds of...

Before I wrote about VOIP, Video, Collaboration and all things IP communications I used to write insatiably about wine, food and all things gastronomic. I was, am, and always will be a foodie and a wine lover. Once pal Doug Margerum of WineCask fame in Santa Barbara and now an amazing winemaker, labeled me “The Ultimate Wine Insider” as I had cracked the code and actually become true friends with many a winemaker, wine seller and wine buyer on a variety of fronts. Somewhere along the way I started to write a weekly wine column for a local newspaper and...

For a while I've been thinking about the whole femtocell issue. This week AT&T just announced more trials in more markets to give you more bars in even more places. The issue I keep wondering is how long the broadband providers will keep allowing AT&T to free ride over their pipe. That answer though may be more complex than we know, as AT&T provides super fat connectivity to many of the cable operators the same way that Level3 and Sprint do, so more than likely, in those agreements are clauses that address this type of thing. What's ironic here is...

Sierra Wireless' lead in the 4G space won't be for long if San Diego based Novatel has anything to say about it. Word is leaking out that they have a 4G MiFi in the works. The idea of a true 4G pocketspot is salacious, as my experience with the Cradlepoint in Las Vegas varied by location. As more towers get added in the Clearwire markets, the throughputs and quality of connections will only improve. Being able to share a connection adds further opportunity for better mobile connectivity in a fixed position. And, unlike 3G devices, from what I have experienced,...